http://m.skysports.com/article/football//7706833

I've never seen him so worried about a game, I honestly haven't.

Sir Alex Ferguson says only "a masochist" would enjoy the pressure of Monday's key derby with Manchester City.
United go to Eastlands for the Sky Live showdown with their lead in the title race down to three points following slip-ups against Wigan and Everton.
Ferguson and his players are well used to such pressure, and the Scot is confident United can still deliver a 13th Premier League under his management.
Ahead of the game he said: "It was inevitable I suppose. It is all down to this game. There will be a considerable number of countries watching it, so I hope it lives up to the billing.
"You would have to be a confirmed masochist to enjoy it, but we are looking forward to it and the players will be fully prepared for it."
Roberto Mancini continues to claim the title is beyond City despite their resurgence, but Ferguson is not buying his counterpart's mind games.
He said: "Maybe he is trying to take pressure off his own players, but it doesn't matter. It is not going to affect our approach or attitude to the game.
"We know the exact situation we are in here. We are in a better position than Manchester City. We can get two results, they can only get one. They have to win. We can draw or we can win, which is what we will be trying to do."

In fairness, I agree with Taggart here. I am not looking forward to it, and know the game itself will be torture. If we get a five goal lead and they're down to nine men I might start to enjoy it. Otherwise, I'll be bricking it. Most reds I know feel the same.

I must be a masochist. I'm not nervous or shitting it; i'm just really excited and really looking forward to it.

It will be impossible to enjoy,scum will set up not to lose and maybe nick one if they can the bastards...will be a very tight and nervy game

What's the over-under on times Fergie will be out of his chair to bitch to the fourth official about something during the match?

Same here, we've got nothing to lose! We weren't expecting to be in this situation.

Plus if we actually win then the Newcastle game becomes the biggest game and then finally the QPR games becomes the biggest game so there is plenty more to do if we win the derby.

I wonder if ratboy Neville will do his infamous Torres goal cry if Tevez runs clear in the last minute to round De Gea and score the winner....

maybe cos i live in a bubble but i feel no fear. hope: yes, pride: yes, pressure: no.
it's all on the rags in my opinion as everyone had them as champs already so i will merely enjoy what is another fantastic day in the life of a blue

I never wanted or expected to hear gary neville have an orgasm. Ever.

Let's hope the game is an utter torment for them.